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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Ofieial Newspaper at the University
of Michigan.
Published every morning except Mon-
day throughout the school year.
Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar-
bor, Michigan, under Act of Con-
gress of March 3, 1879.
MANAGING EDITOR.
Walter R. Towers.
BUSINESS MANAGER
Editors
WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1912.
Night Editor-C. Harold Hippler',

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Every spring Ann Arbor is unfor-
tunately visited by an epidemic of
some nature or other. First it is fe-
ver, then mumps, diphtheria and now
sore throats. This is unfortunate
from all standpoints. It makes the
need of an infirmary more keenly felt
and more anxiously desired. Then
the health of the students would be
under the direction of a general med-
ical director who would be able to
take the proper precautions when
such situations arise.
Some of the doctors who have under
their care students who are suffering
from this sore throat epidemic, al-
though knowing that it is very con-
tagious, have- not warned their pa-
tients to stay at home. By staying
away from classes, from their board-
ing houses and general places of con-
gregation the afflicted ones will as-
sist materially in keeping the epidem-
ic down.
This is their duty and they should
take every means in their power to
prevent more cases of the obnoxious
throat disease. Even if they are
proud of it, this is no valid reason
why they should visit their friends
and tell them about it and enable them
to be attacked.
Do not visit classes. Stay at home,
under proper care, until the disease
ias entiely disappeared.

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INJURED STUDENT APPEARS
TO BE SLOWLY RECOVERING
Harry J. Bill, '14 E, sat up yester-
day for the first time since he was
struck by a beam when watching the
construction of the Hill auditorium.
His condftion has so improved that
there are hopes of a speedy recovery.
As soon as he is able to leave the
hospital he will return to his home
in Detroit.
MICHIGAN RANKS WITH EAST
IN HER MECHANICS COURSES
That eastern schools. are using meth-
ods similar to those in vogue at the
present time In the department of en-
gineering mechanics here, is the con-
clusion reached by Prof. C. J. Tilden.
"I found on my recent trip through
the East, after a thorough study of
the oldest technical schools, that
Michigan offers as complete a course
in mechanics as any school in the
country," said Prof. Tilden last even-
ing.
The next probable change in this de-
partment will be the installation of
more thoroughly equipped laborato-
ries and Prof. Tilden has gleaned in-
formation that will be an exceedingly
important factor toward its success.
FORESTRY CLUB ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR NEXT YEAR
The following officers for the ensu-
ing year were elected at a meeting of
the Forestry club Monday evening:
president, J. H. Pottinger; vice-presi-
dent, Harvey Goddard; secretary, E.
D. Vosbury; corresponding secretary,
L. H. Murphy; treasurer, T. M. Wood;
members of the executive committee,
D. C. Birch, J. F. Stock; managing ed-
itor of the University of Michigan For-
ester, H. D. Mills; business manager
of the Forester, G. W. Walsh.
J. LAW BANQUET PROMISES
TO BE SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR.
About fifty junior laws have already
purchased tickets for the annual class
banquet, which will be held at the Ho-
tel Cadillac in Detroit this evening. A
much larger number is expected to be
present, however, as those in charge
promise a first class time to those at-
tending. Profs. J. R. Rood and R. W.
Aigler, and W. T. Bie, W. W. Mills,
Maurice Myers and Stanfield Wells
will .comprise the list of speakers.
George Burgess will preside. The fes-
tivities begin at 8 o'clock.

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The Student's Directory has a new
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coming out, old top?
SENiOR L1Th ARE PROMPT
IN PAYING DIWLOMA FEES.
More promptness than usual has
been shown by this year's prospective
lit graduates in paying up their diplo-.
ma fees. Of the 360 odd seniors now
scheduled to carry away the parch-
ment, 197 have already parted with the
necessary cash.
Present indications show that the
graduating class this June will be
larger than the total number of grad-
uates during the whole year 1911.

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